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Newton driving!! Gary Stelly also on the mic as well.

8) I'm listening!

Stay tuned!! Friday, Nov. 28 - Ozen High School $5 admission Game 1: 2pm - Vidor vs. Anahuac Game 2: 3:30pm - Hardin-Jefferson vs. Central Game 3: 5pm - Silsbee vs. Kountze Game 4: 6:30pm - Ozen vs. West Brook

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Rockdale ready for explosive Carthage Ryan Schneider | Sports Writer Published: November 28, 2008 Corsicana - Another playoff game, another high-powered offense facing the Rockdale Tigers' defense. The Tigers shut down previously unbeaten Cleveland's power rushing attack en route to a 17-8 area-round win last week. Up next, a balanced Carthage attack that's scored 51 points per game during its nine-game winning streak. Rockdale (9-2) meets Carthage (10-2) at 8 tonight at Tiger Stadium in a Class 3A Division II Region III semifinal. The winner will advance to face one-loss Gilmer or undefeated West Orange-Stark in the Region III title contest next weekend. "They don't have any weaknesses," Rockdale coach Jeff Miller said. "They're the best team we've seen." Carthage hammered Lorena in its area-round win, scoring five touchdowns on seven first-half possessions. Leading 35-0 at halftime, the Bulldogs' first-team offense played just one series in the second half. A big part of what's made the Bulldogs so tough to stop, Miller says, is a strong offensive line. But it's been the guys in the backfield that have done the most damage. The Bulldogs have a dangerous quarterback-running back combination in Si'Darius Blackshire and Dwight Smith. Blackshire (6-2, 220 pounds) has already thrown for more than 2,000 yards and tied his own school record with 33 touchdown passes. Smith (5-11, 220) has rushed for 1,835 yards and 26 scores and totaled 217 yards and three touchdowns on just nine carries in last week's win. Though the Tigers held Cleveland's Slot-T offense to 147 yards and forced a pair of fumbles, their best defense this week might be simply playing keep away. Rockdale's primary ball carriers are running backs Cois Walker and Greg Chelf. Walker has a team-best 769 yards, 12 touchdowns and averages more than 6 yards per carry. Chelf has 588 yards and nine scores. Unable to run the ball last week, the Tigers took to the air on the arm of quarterback Mark Drake, who threw for 194 yards and tossed two touchdowns. Even with Drake's success in the passing game, having thrown for more than 1,400 yards and 13 touchdowns, running the ball and controlling the clock against the Bulldogs will be key. "We didn't do that much last week, but that's anybody's best defense," Miller said. Going against another high-scoring offense for the second straight week, Miller says his team simply isn't intimidated. After all, the Tigers have given other top teams, such as undefeated Navasota, quite a fight. "We've started to believe that we're good enough to play with some of these high-profile teams," Miller said. "We've gone out and given several teams as good of games as they've seen all year."

From a Gilmer Fan on 3A WOS has been a top team for years in bith 3A and 4A. Gilmer has been a top team for years also. Gilmer is known for it's offense and WOS is know for defense. I think the Gilmer offense is strong enough to score three touchdowns on WOS and might be able to get four. If WOS holds them tto 3 TD's, WOS wins. Anything more and Gilmer wins because I don't think WOS will score more that 24 points. I think the most important part of this game will be how well the Gilmer defense performs. If they can hold the WOS running game in check, they can win.

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2pm kickoff!

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Saturday can't get here soon enough!!

Stop that QB!

# Gilmer quarterback Stump Godfrey needs 117 total yards to reach 7,000 for his career # Gilmer running back Jeremy Jackson needs 38 rushing yards to reach 1,000 on the season # Gilmer quarterback Stump Godfrey needs 238 rushing yards to reach 1,000 on the season

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BEAUMONT - The Lamar University women's basketball team steamrolled Texas Southern at the Montagne Center Wednesday night, never trailing in a 79-52 win over the Lady Tigers. The Lady Cardinals opened the game with a lay up and free throw by Brittney Williams on their second possession to take a 3-0 lead, and never looked back. A three pointer by Emily Spickler at t he 18:30 mark of the opening half put Lamar up 8-5, and started a 19-7 run that put the game out of reach. Lamar opened up a 20 point lead a 42-22 with 2:09 to play in the half on an Ang Green jumper and held on to that margin heading into the break after Nikki Williams buried a jumper to and the scoring in the first half. In the second half the Lady Cardinals continued to overwhelm the TSU defense, opening with a 12-4 run that stretched the lead to 28 points at 56-28. Lamar continued to dominate the game throughout the half, taking their largest lead at 32 points on a Darika Hill three pointer with 6:14 to play. Hill and Brittney Williams led the way to the LU offense with 17 points apiece, while Hill led the team with eight rebounds and three blocks. Nikki Williams also had a solid performance scoring 12 points on 4-6 shooting from the field, while passing out seven assists. AS a team the Lady Cardinals shot 46.9 percent from the field while holding Texas Southern to 37.3 shooting while winning the rebounding battle 43-37. A key factor in the game was also turnovers, as TXU gave it away 27 times, 13 of which were Lamar steals, while the Lady Cards turned it over 19 times. The win improves Lamar's record to 2-1 on the year, while TSU falls to 1-2. The Lady Cardinals will be back in action on Tuesday afternoon at 5 p.m. when they host the Alcon State Lady Braves at the Montagne Center.

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Food and Football!!

Christine Michael MVP!

He ran crazy last week!!!